333D raises $1m to supercharge digital asset platform upgrade

• 333D raises $1 million through a 10m share placement at $0.10
• Funds earmarked for software development, licences and equipment upgrades
• Bitcoin holdings remain intact under long-term treasury strategy

Special Report: ASX microcaps continue to find investor support, particularly those innovating in blockchain, digital assets and 3D technology.

333D (ASX:T3D) is among a handful of small tech players bridging these markets. The company specialises in digital capture, digital creation and 3D printing solutions, and is steadily building out a platform that integrates AI-driven data files, medical imaging, and digital asset management.

The raise positions T3D alongside a small group of ASX-listed companies seeking to capture value at the intersection of blockchain and emerging technologies.

While most digital asset exposure on the market comes from mining or treasury plays, T3D differentiates itself by pairing a long-term Bitcoin holding with a focus on building practical platforms and services specifically in the healthcare space.

Healthcare data is predominantly in a digital format, which is what T3D specialises in. This enables T3D technology to add value and efficiently deliver that data to clinicians to make immediate and well-informed clinical decisions, leading to better outcomes for all.

With that positioning, T3D has now raised $1 million through a placement of 10 million fully paid ordinary shares at 10c each. The funds will go directly into upgrading its digital asset management platform – a critical step in scaling its ability to serve customers in healthcare.

Bitcoin holdings off-limits

The raise also highlights the company’s capital strategy. While T3D holds a Bitcoin reserve under its Treasury Management Policy, directors decided against liquidating the asset to fund the upgrades.

The board said a sale would have covered only a third of the costs, crystallised a small loss, and contradicted the long-term strategy to retain Bitcoin holdings as part of its balance sheet.

Instead, the company leaned on equity markets on what it deemed favourable terms, giving it both funding certainty and flexibility to pursue growth.

Management view

Management says the additional development spend is being driven by specific customer requirements, underscoring rising demand for digital asset management tools that combine AI, imaging and secure storage. By accelerating its upgrade program, T3D is aiming to bring forward the capability that was originally planned for later in the financial year.

“This raise gives us the capital flexibility to accelerate development of our digital asset management platform, while preserving our Bitcoin position for the long-term,” said Managing Director and CEO, John Conidi.

“We’re investing directly into the technology that underpins our service offering, and that will ensure we can deliver more value to customers. The healthcare industry will be one of the largest industries in the world in the coming years, with an older population and improving living standards.”

“The next leading global business thematic is going to be preventative health and longevity – the key to that is medical digital data, and that’s what we do and do well,” he said.

This article was developed in collaboration with 333D, a Stockhead advertiser at the time of publishing.

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